Former Wells Fargo CEO is set to walk away with $134 million — despite retiring in disgrace and making a big show of forfeiting a portion of his colossal compensation. The executive pay tracker Equilar estimates Stumpf will have $134 million upon his sudden exit from the embattled bank. The company has not commented on his pay. As Stumpf's tenure crumbled over a massive customer scam, Wells Fargo directors announced Stumpf would forfeit $41 million in unvested stock awards...

That's why I, in partnership with the city's pension funds, recently launched the Boardroom Accountability Project, a national initiative designed to improve the long-term performance of American companies by giving shareowners the right to nominate ...